Starring Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand
with Frankie Vaughan, Tony Randall, Wilfrid Hyde White

Yves Montand, as a French millionaire who is being satirised in an off-Broadway revue, is convinced that he is the best person to play himself.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

An entertainment for children with Brian Cant, Carol Chell, Derek Griffiths, Lionel Morton, Paul Reade
People and places - music and tales. Games for indoors and out.

(Colour)

A story within a story of a land where everything and everyone is pointed, except little Oblio, a boy who is only pointed at.
A musical cartoon fantasy narrated by Dustin Hoffman.
Songs written and sung by Harry Nilsson

(Harry Nilsson In Concert: tonight at 9.55. This Week's Sounds: page 15)

A special repeat of last night's film profile of Jean Monnet
He has spent his lifetime persuading Europe's leaders that they had no choice but to unite and in a real way 1972, with Britain firmly on the road to Rome, is his year.

Tonight, the Prime Minister, The Rt Hon Edward Heath MP, and Germany's Chancellor Willy Brandt talk about Monnet and his work.
He created the European Coal and Steel Community which turned the idea of a united Europe into reality. With Britain's entry into the Common Market growing nearer, he sees his concept as inevitable.
He claims no master plan, that in over half a century of Europolitics he has dealt with situations as they arose. But, as he says in this rare personal interview with Alan Watson 'Your questioning has made me seek and understand things of my past which I have not understood before.'

from Vienna
Introduced by Richard Baker.
Part of a concert of music by the Strauss family given this morning in the Main Hall of the Musikverein by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra led and conducted in the traditional manner by Willi Boskovsky with dancers from the Vienna Folk Opera.

and Weather

Since the second world war an explosion has taken place in Britain. The traffic on our roads has grown by five times and the number of passengers passing through our airports has multiplied by 50. This sudden expansion affects us all whether we like it or not. Tonight's special report examines the implications.
Introduced by Hugh Scully

The car and the aeroplane: these two are special. When a future historian comes to write about life in Britain during the second half of the 20th century he will find that these two familiar vehicles have had a more radical influence on our lives than any other of the innovations which we call progress. So we are going to compile a sort of television notebook to help him, while most of the visual evidence is still around.

[Starring] Michael Hordern and Richard Briers

Harry Nilsson sings, plays and dreams a fantasy concert of his own making, with extracts from The Point.
(This Week's Sounds: page 15)

by Emile Zola
Another chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by David Turner

Etienne Lantier arrives in the coalfields of northern France. He finds a depressed area.

and Weather

A Host of Stars
Bardot, Rogarde, Curtis, De Havilland, Douglas, Eastwood, Harris, Hoffman, Kaye, Marvin, Mason, Mercouri, Miles, Mills, Mitchum, Niven, Price, Quinn, Seberg, Sellers, Sharif, Stewart, Streisand and Winters.

Starring Vincent Price, Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk, Carolyn Jones

The owner of a wax museum, maimed and mutilated in a fire, finds a way of making his frightening new figures more realistic than ever.
(This Week's Films: page 9)